TLDR;
Julian Dorey recounts his experience filming a segment about Jeffrey Epstein's death with Andy Bamonte. Initially approaching the topic with a lighthearted attitude, Julian becomes increasingly convinced that Epstein may still be alive after reviewing discrepancies in official reports and considering Bamonte's insights.
- Discrepancies in official reports raise doubts about the official narrative.
- Bamonte's expertise and knowledge of exfiltration methods suggest the possibility of Epstein's escape.
- The design of Epstein's cell, with a hidden vent, could have facilitated an extraction.
- Julian's initial skepticism shifts to a strong belief that Epstein is likely still alive.
Recreating the Scene [0:00]
Julian describes how Andy Bamonte recreated the scene of Jeffrey Epstein's death in detail, even having the same orange bedsheets. They analyzed government reports, focusing on the location where Epstein supposedly committed suicide. They considered the possibility of Epstein breaking his neck by jumping from the bed, using a small strand from the bedsheet tied to the ledge. Andy even used a test dummy scaled to Epstein's size to test the feasibility of the jump. Julian notes that based on the length of the bed sheet and Epstein's age, it would have been impossible for him to make the jump without hitting his head on the bed, contradicting the report's claim of no contusions.
Doubts and Discrepancies [2:48]
Julian recounts how Andy aggressively tested the suicide theory, using a cameraman who seemed experienced in handling bodies. They examined both sides of the bed, finding the official narrative implausible. Reviewing the DOJ and FBI reports, they found numerous discrepancies, leading them to question the official account. Julian's initial lightheartedness turned to speechlessness as he realized the implications of these inconsistencies.
Suggesting Epstein is Alive [5:38]
Julian recalls asking Andy if he was suggesting that Jeffrey Epstein was still alive, given Andy's usual skepticism towards conspiracy theories. Andy responded that the reports were perplexing and didn't add up. Julian then remembers a previous conversation where Andy discussed exfiltrations, including taking people out in canisters and using tanker trucks. This leads Julian to consider how Epstein could have been extracted from prison.
The Hidden Vent [7:42]
Andy reveals that the official prison blueprints are incorrect for Epstein's cell, which has a hidden vent and an 8x4 room behind it. Julian is shocked by this revelation, comparing it to a scene from the movie "The Town." Andy demonstrates how someone could be hidden behind the L-shaped corner of the cell, out of sight from the door. He explains how easy it would be to survive in the hidden room for 72 hours and how the mission to get Epstein out could have been accomplished with just three people, including an inmate.
The Cabal [10:44]
Andy walks Julian through a scenario of how Epstein could have been extracted, involving a laundry cart and a corrupt prisoner. Andy suggests that a foreign nation, possibly Israel, was involved. Julian notes Andy's reluctance to discuss the CIA's potential involvement. They discuss the elite cabal that Jeffrey Epstein was connected to. Julian recalls a conversation with Andy about the Iran war breaking out and Andy's comment about the two wildest days at the CIA: learning how the world really works and learning how to operate within it. Andy confirms the influence of figures like the Rockefellers and Rothschilds, suggesting that intelligence is a tool for them.
Body Double [14:46]
Julian states that he never believed Epstein killed himself but had always left a small possibility open. He mentions the theory of a body double and recalls a conversation with John Kuryaku, who initially believed Epstein had killed himself. Julian remembers Kuryaku suggesting that if someone wanted to exfiltrate someone, they would use a body that everyone could see.
Final Thoughts [17:47]
Julian recounts feeling speechless and shocked during the filming, realizing the possibility that Epstein was still alive. He notes that Andy hedged in the final segment, stating that he couldn't rule out the possibility of Epstein being alive but considered it not probable. Julian, however, believes that Andy's report is actually probable and feels strongly that Epstein is likely still alive, a sentiment he didn't have before the investigation.
